Riera de Carme

Until the late 19th century, the river was call the Riera Nova or Noia. This was seen in early notarial documents. The data show that, at least until 1825, it was still called Noya or Noia.

Most of the vegetation along the Carme River is deciduous. Several meters from the water's edge, one sees evergreen trees, mainly pine. Studies indicated that the area was originally populated by oaks. Shrubs, bushes and pine are the most common plants.

The wildlife include snakes, turtles, wild boar, rabbit, hare or badger common. There are over 85 bird species. The most common include swallows, robins, blue duck head or cute, executioner, the shrike, black crows or Serin.